Ava Orah is an internationally recognized speaker, spiritual teacher, and oracle whose work brings unusual clarity to the deeper questions we all ask about life, love, and the human experience. Her talks and gatherings are known for shifting perspective quickly—helping people see their lives, patterns, and possibilities from an entirely new vantage point.

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For more than two decades, she has guided tens of thousands of people worldwide through retreats, workshops, live events, and global media platforms.

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Ava brings over twenty years of contemplative practice to her work, including nearly a decade teaching at a world-renowned retreat center devoted to quieting the mind through spiritual nutrition and conscious living. There she worked closely with thousands of individuals in one-on-one and group settings, while helping support immersive retreat environments focused on stillness, self-inquiry, and personal transformation.​​

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Her work integrates long-standing meditation practice with live channeled communication through DiYeena, the wise, hilarious, tea-sipping Pleiadian grandmother whose presence has become a beloved element of Ava’s public gatherings. Through these exchanges, audiences hear reflections on intuition, love, human awakening, and the nature of consciousness—often delivered with both disarming humor and striking insight.

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Raised in the Midwest as the daughter of a Lutheran minister, Ava grew up immersed in questions of faith and the nature of God. Over time, that foundation deepened into a lifelong exploration of contemplative practice and the direct experience of the divine presence within—an inner relationship that would eventually shape the intuitive work she is known for today.

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Ava is also an ordained Essene priestess, a lineage that carries ancient teachings about wholeness, purification, and the integration of masculine and feminine wisdom. While rarely emphasized publicly, this lineage quietly informs the depth and orientation of her work.

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Today, Ava continues to speak internationally across stages, gatherings, and media—offering encounters that are as grounded as they are extraordinary. Her workshops and live experiences consistently fill rooms at conferences and expos across the country.

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She lives on a small homestead in Vermont with her husband and their three children, where daily life is rooted in nature, simplicity, and the same grounded presence she brings to her work.